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articulation

一套旨在提升写作与表达能力的思维框架，以丹·科伊的方法论为基础。 触发条件： - 当用户希望撰写帖子、话题串，或制作新闻通讯时； - 当用户正为播客或演讲做准备时； - 当用户需要清晰阐释某个复杂概念时； - 当用户说“帮我理清思路”或“我该怎么解释”时； - 当用户起草内容时，希望文字既引人入胜又浅显易懂。 核心能力： - 初级阶段：运用“问题—放大—解决方案”框架梳理思路； - 中级阶段：运用金字塔原理组织逻辑论证； - 高级阶段：跨领域融合，开拓独特视角； - 构建核心思想的“精华库”，让经典观点历久弥新。

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name: articulation
description: |
  Framework for articulating ideas intelligently in writing and speaking. Based on Dan Koe's methods.

  TRIGGERS:
  - When user asks to write a post, thread, or newsletter
  - When user is preparing for a podcast or presentation
  - When user wants to explain a complex idea
  - When user says "help me articulate" or "how do I explain"
  - When drafting content that needs to be compelling and clear

  CAPABILITIES:
  - Structure ideas using Problem-Amplify-Solution (beginner)
  - Apply Pyramid Principle for logical arguments (intermediate)
  - Cross-domain synthesis for unique perspectives (advanced)
  - Build "greatest hits" library of core ideas

Articulation Framework

Help the user articulate ideas intelligently using these progressive methods.

Core Principle: The Inner Album of Greatest Hits

Before writing or speaking, identify:

  • •What are the user's 8-10 biggest ideas?
  • •Which ideas have resonated most with their audience?
  • •What concepts can connect to almost any topic?

The best communicators don't answer questions directly - they speak their best idea on that topic with confidence, then expand with supporting points.

Method Selection

ComplexityMethodUse When
BeginnerMicro StoryQuick posts, tweets, short explanations
IntermediatePyramid PrincipleArguments, recommendations, podcast answers
AdvancedCross-Domain SynthesisNewsletters, long-form, unique perspectives

Method 1: Micro Story (Beginner)

The mind is a story engine. Use transformation as the foundation.

Structure:

  1. •Problem - State a relatable problem observed or experienced
  2. •Amplify - Show negative outcome if unsolved (increases desire for solution)
  3. •Solution - State the solution (one sentence or short list)

Example prompt to user: "What problem does your audience face that relates to this idea?"

Method 2: Pyramid Principle (Intermediate)

Answer-first, hierarchical structure.

Structure:

  1. •Main idea - Lead with key conclusion or recommendation
  2. •Key arguments - 3-5 supporting points (ask "why" 3-5 times)
  3. •Evidence - Data, examples, analysis for each argument

Use for: Podcast questions, meeting presentations, recommendations.

Method 3: Cross-Domain Synthesis (Advanced)

For multi-interest creators who want unique angles.

Structure:

  1. •Problem + Amplify - Hook with relatable problem
  2. •Cross-domain concept - Import pattern from another field (physics, biology, psychology, etc.)
  3. •Unique solution - Steps from personal contemplation, not others' prescriptions

Example: Explaining deep work using entropy from physics to illustrate distraction.

Idea Legos (Content Building Blocks)

When stuck filling sections, cycle through:

  • •Pain point - Start here, ideas flow naturally
  • •Example - Grounds the concept
  • •Personal story - Relatable time from your life
  • •Statistic - Adds authority
  • •Metaphor - Explain like talking to a child
  • •Quote - External justification
  • •Reframe - Different perspective on same point
  • •What/How/Why - When all else fails, just ask questions

Workflow

  1. •Identify the user's core idea - What's the one thing they want to communicate?
  2. •Select method based on format and complexity
  3. •Apply structure - Walk through the framework step by step
  4. •Add idea legos - Fill gaps with examples, stories, stats
  5. •Refine - Ensure the "greatest hit" version is being used, not a new untested idea